Are you ready to be recommended by AI engines?
See whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude can identify, reach and read your business — and get the exact buyer questions to test yourself.
- The sentence an engine can form about you — or the fact that it can't
- Readiness across identity, reachability, readability, structured facts and corroboration
- Buyer questions built from your business, ready to paste into each engine
Free, no signup, no rate limit. Nothing you check is stored.
How to use the ai visibility checker
Enter your domain
The tool reads your site the way an engine would, then reports what it could and could not establish about you.
Read what it could not determine
The gaps are the finding. If the tool cannot tell what you sell or where you operate, an engine describing you has the same problem.
Fix the identity gaps first
Name, category, what you offer and where. These are what an engine needs before it can consider recommending you for anything.
Then check retrievability
Being understandable is useless if crawlers cannot reach you. Run the AI crawler checker next.
What this tool deliberately does not do
It does not query ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini or Claude to see whether you are mentioned. Doing that properly means running many prompts across many engines and tracking results over time, which is a paid product — several exist and some are good. A free tool claiming to have done it would be reporting a number it did not measure. What this checks instead is everything that determines the answer: whether your identity is stated unambiguously, whether crawlers can reach your content, and whether what they find says what you would want said.
Why retrievability comes before content quality
AI visibility has a strict order of operations. A crawler must be able to fetch the page; the page must contain the content in its HTML; the content must state facts clearly enough to be extracted; and the entity must be identifiable enough to be attributed. A failure at any earlier step makes every later one irrelevant. Most sites that are invisible in AI answers fail at step one or two, and no amount of writing fixes a page a crawler never received.
Questions about this tool
- Does this actually ask ChatGPT about my business?
- No, and it says so on the results. Querying the engines needs paid API keys and costs money per check, so no free tool can honestly claim to do it. This computes the half that can be measured from your site, then hands you the exact prompts to run yourself in a signed-out session.
- What is a readiness score?
- A weighted score across the five signals that decide whether an engine *can* recommend you: whether it can tell what you are, reach you, read you without JavaScript, find structured facts, and see independent corroboration. It is not a measurement of whether you are currently mentioned.
- Why does it generate prompts instead of just answering?
- Because the prompt set is the measurement, and a generic list measures a category you may not compete in. These are built from what your own page says the business is, which is also why an unclear result on identity matters — if we can't build the question, an engine can't either.
- How do I test the prompts properly?
- Signed out, in a private window, one fresh conversation per question. Signed in, ChatGPT personalises from your history — including every previous time you discussed your own company — and will mention you to you and nobody else.
- What does a low readiness score actually mean?
- That engines currently lack what they need to name you, regardless of how good the business is. The fixes are mechanical and mostly cheap: state your category plainly, unblock the crawlers, render content server-side, add Organization schema.
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